Tombstone city offices, including the library, will close for the federal holiday on October 14th. Residents should conduct city business before or after the long weekend. Essential services will remain operational.

Mayor Kate Gallego will honor Denise Resnik with the Global Citizen Award for her autism advocacy achievements at The Mayor's International event in Phoenix.

Judge Nicholas DiPiazza was unanimously voted to continue his term at Glendale City Court, focusing on technology, veterans' support, and staff growth.

Glendale's financial health receives a boost as Moody's upgrades its bond rating to Aa3, reflecting the city's economic growth and sound fiscal management.

The City of Tolleson is hosting a Community Resource Fair on October 19 to offer various services, including healthcare and job assistance, at Veterans Park.

The Santa Cruz River has shown marked ecological improvement over the past decade, highlighted in the "Ten Years of Clean Water" report, with a resurgence of wildlife and better water quality.

ADOT announced plans to improve the Loop 101/I-10 interchange and invites public input at a virtual meeting, with features like new HOV ramps starting in 2025.

Three suspects, including two juveniles, were arrested in the Phoenix area for a string of car break-ins, leading to the recovery of firearms and stolen items.

Phoenix's temperatures are set to decline from 103 degrees, with sunny skies and light winds expected. Evening lows will be in the mid-70s, and a gradual cooling trend continues into the week.

Two Arizona lottery players won $1.6 million and $1.04 million from tickets purchased in Phoenix and Gilbert. They have six months to claim their prizes.

PulteGroup Inc. plans a massive 6,355-acre community near TSMC's facility in Phoenix, including 19,247 homes. The project awaits a state land auction date, while Lennar Corp. has sold homes nearby and other developments are in progress.

St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center in Phoenix is laying off over 250 employees due to a suspension of operations and ongoing issues with its parent company, Steward Health Care System.

Phoenix and Arizona forestry officials plan a controlled burn at Tres Rios Wetlands in October to manage vegetation and enhance the ecosystem, with the Phoenix Fire Department leading the operation.